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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO July IS (speciar-Corn attracted more a''en
tion than wheat and an Of Gl cents was maue
Tho feature Of the davis trading the increased ACTIVITY
the more deferred deliveries May in particular spnsns
into sudden popularity TIC transactions IN the p'
heavy in the aggregate Tho public taxing hoo o
with VIM purchasing without much regard 20 POSITION
May scored an advance OF Ia cents while August was
cending tho scale q and september cent oc'ooor
made gain lie Tho market closed stfons ~ PAo
tcsily tho outside figures OF tho day. august
opened at 37s cents. ranged 37iae3SS cents
and closed ut 80 cents September ranged 90
1881 cents closed tho October ranged 90
cents and left OF top May closed At 4 cents on
Saturday It closed at 500 August corn SOLD on inc
curb at $751;, September Sea39% Two days receipts Oh
new winter wheat at Toledo Louis footed up nearly
300 900 bushels wheat has been coming In st anu
enormous though the export movement was as week. 'n
visible suppy only decreased bushels leaving ING
amount I'm sxht 81 bushels August wheat openo.
ri 7O cents 20 70' cents decnea 10
7Os cents advanced 70 cents. and closed AZ ~
receded cent recovered to 72a OTIS ann ciosed neo
october ranged and closed at the top Deem
Der ranged 7ba77 cents and closed at the outslnc
was quoted officially 69s cons but shippers were pIu,p
10 In special elevators TO ship On ing
August wheat tonight 70'4 cents IN the provop
iarI led short ribs attracted considerable attention.
failed TO show any activity while pork was little better
January and quoted 81 so bid for year. ann Ior
cash ribs averaged trhs stronger than on
but the days TRADING ala ns
closing show cd an advance OF only z = conta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
exl1x IND PRODUCE x18k1zs
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRk DEALrNca

FEATURES OF NEw-YOhk DEALiNS~
Ejaculation was light the Produce Exchange yes.s.s
nm, bpper. were good buyers wheat and eorn Inc OK
port en- gagemeuts tho former cereal were nssty ~
bushels and the spot market after aweak open,nt.
ere and ended arm. corn cash lots were on" so.y
nearly 100000 bushsis were bought BY r. .Ss
% Sstsmsns decrease 2s2 bussso
csed no innusnce proved TO be lituc can't 6nt
eral options opened on hsst
later sde slight rally and closed stesay ~ ~ = cant
drurea July was exceptional in scoring net oss "
but the months wers 10 y cent mfnsL November
S. December January ss' and ~ ,1ypsihy with
Wheat spite Of rain: r:gor.ef IN ns AZ Is
and September At ~ and octooes .b.sn nom
the market ontons July ended on cen; Hsrs cent
beffer lard dull Final prices we're as
higheC follows July and AUGUST at ~ ~ AZ
= a. H. October at 81 II and s'e' ,..,ra., ..
The recefpts OF grain and -four reported fol-
Nsw.York Philadelphia Baltimore and bosten oats
lows: wheat I68 $50 bushesi cora ~ 69o punos seS
bushels total grain 6S7etO the arrivals
wrre Wheat bushela corn 10 $40 rnr as a73
1876 D0s bushels, gram. 709o29 bushels nouf
barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAIIROAR
GREAT FoUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
On and after June ~ trains leave

GREAT FoUR-TRACR TRUNK LINE
Ss s1d if'; cE sSps a iri bEp 'sas'
L@rkest and Finest PASSENGER Station In America
to- M s HaS.sr Express drawingroom cars" Ao'aY'
m Saratoga Lake oeors. and Montreal special Draw.
burg and Montreal also to St HSsns s.AA' e'o's''
$3.50 m. the FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED. COMPOSED
and ssspnS %sasy U sn'sy
Buffalo Niagara Falls Erie cleveland and Toledo arriving
osS m Chicago Express. drawing room cars to Rich.
til:5OA M. Western New.York aud Northern EKprssa
a.sS :. m' sxRAToaA LIMITED Saturdays Ouy.
buffet sIF and sSS uS; Win
drawnsroo cars to Troy Saratoga Connects throusa
'" q D. M. AecommoSstisn to Albany and Troy
.6 ~. Fast Chicago Express. Win siespinS cars I
Chicago so' b srs Ns%Ysa
m East and sne in aa indnsS 81
Auburn 20 aessss
drs Bay, daily Paul smiths sarslae &C xh u1cs 'aA'"
'1SfIs n Rs sna
10 Pattsburs Montreal via Ronses Pont 40
cSa,ssussy S ics lake cSssS Lyon Mounssn
Loon Lake sasna Paul s@iths &C sleeper dsy e.osgs
taio ss5 m and cisysand ials D m next day:
,e su f.Sss FRI. .sn T
Chicago sccpinxcars to Clayton via Utica daily sA''s
Ills D. m Night Express with slseptns.cars 70 Aloany
and Troy Connects with the morning trains for the
Lake Georxs aud for the North texcsps
DssS sd
Mott Haven station isshst. SIS ws ~i's
and 73o Fulton sta. Brooklyn and 79~Four'n'sk'
seo.rs Express call for and check baggage fro" A''''
.Rnn daily. other. daily except SUNDAY 'ssspss ~
Hsvsn station s:s,ss sisssns&h urrav noNrrI.
asssrs sas:r,ussaasa. General Passenger Ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
7 KHI0H VALLEY RAILROAD.

brpssss - felswst
Z n. fcf CatasauQus and ntermediste pointa -
fer Geneva Lyons, EluirA Rochester, Bunsle ~
th1 and local loins Chair 70
d 10. intermediate pontA Cnar o.
q Tunkhanpsck Cennsetion Reading and Harrsoufe
Sto NJ. tsr Ptstoa and principal intsrnsdAts POM
$40 p n for CSply and intern edats ponta cennsoasa
u Rsadipr and Harrisburg. Chair TO Copiay.
IN fos 1snsvH Lyoss Em,ss HoSh''tsr SanA'e ~
hb6n n fet Laursys .ed ,ntsrmsdists Hciata a.
Trains leaving 1t m. N and $40 p m eonneos -
Ill psints u xaSAnsy sCN stls.SSn co! rssasaA
ChuIk haxletop "a term ed1ate potnt
tx0 . %. fyf Ceplay AAd intermediate p9ntA
IN d Geneva Lyona Elm!rA Rochester. BunAlo ~
the West Bu,i.,s,r s.,.sr 70 e. v". yas p,.av.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON July ls-i2Sop m,-Unted States -Four Fer
ILL.,. Atlantic and Great Wctern First Mortxage
i.,tincates Itst RE 32-, do Second Consols. lO2
fina. central 100 n Mexican Ornarv. 6Sei St Paul
Common 90 NswYork Central ll3; Reading 29si he1i'
Central. 1874
Canada Northwest Land Company, 27e -,
rhroe Per Cent hentcs NJ ID uAno'
confines for the acconnI
IoSpoS Jniy is.-4 :. m.-Atiantic and Great Wesern
serns Mortgage trustees Certificates lO3 Canadian Pa
cinc G2s. Ere 32i.. Mexican Ordinary 59Si Reading
2qi4
Bar silver f. quoted at IL 3lGi. per ounce q, ,.
Paris quote farce Per Cent Hentot AZ 81 IRAN
l2L and exchange on LONDON Al 20
francs - centines Tor checks a. $3.50, NAH -,
BFRttS July ls-The statement OF the lmpera BANK Oh
Germany shows In specie OF 0l0oOoo marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19

s'r In from
Coaches 70 Bnshamton. Elmira Hornellsvis Rochester
Buffalo, Niagara Fala Pullman sleeping Coaches from
man train q Day and Buffet Sleeping Coaches Msadyls
Sleeping Coaches to Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Ham
ilton ana Toronto No extra charge for fast time. -
to E%r Baaao Niagara Fall:
PSsS. 3D. .Hs ss; .sss &c. @
SUMO O ss IS: @ 1890 noon is .s I'll. %nts
week day: s5 ~ o PR s re s9 esn @
s siS $50 ~ aood ss is 49, s9so 1
i$S 200 500 $50 !SS ssSI
sundays S:l5 . M, 800 $50, s:oop g. :.
sufern. week days.t46. b:4b $50 e30; 1920 m ~
sso 1850 D. M and Il midnight Sundays slS iO26
M, l46 Ais. $780, $780, 1890 p. and ~ midnight
warwick. 4:45 800. 1920 a m 2:S0 4'so D. M Sundays
Monticello and White Lake 900 a. m, 23o .. m.
NsTSu1s and G0snra 20 200 sns o 49, 4So AND
Montgomery Rondout and Kingston 900 m, $50 p m
sss v &c sSS $50
$50 500 500 $50 m Sundays 545. s'l6 $500. io2o
MiddIeoID. 1esE days AS, 5:4s 76o eoo lo2oa m $50
1920 nj. 500 $50 500 The 800 m. train stops
Port ysgyis t'aS $50 300 1920 2so $50 80 scss
Tickets passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders for the check
O .aa No ST. % Bos % 1s
No ss 4om S or a. the
si5 YCss N. and lnS sso and 100 D. M
r. H. soULE, 0enl Mgr l. T. FARMER, o. T. ASe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE. -
~, ssamsrs CRY OF ROY and sARAroaA leay,
ep Ia Tor rroy "A the North sunday stsARsc touehsS Ii
AeAny. Troy Exoarstsa rleksta SlSQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
FuI|-Dress Snaight-Cut.

uNouxsT1orA BLY, THE CHOICEST CIGARETTE
MANUFACTURED. ,,,xxx rur uyou
UNDER No cIRCUMsTANCEs Will vId TIE hiah
THESE CigARETTEs. ALTHOUGH Cgs Sr ts Eyh
THAN OTHRRS, RE WELL WORTH LIE ~, ~ = = y
ENcE ASKED. AND ALWAYS GIVE THE AoS' EN-
Tn ncskp 20 rcAiaXRErrEs IN FOLLOWING STYLES
Latest English (new) Pocket Cases
Cross Country new for the Saddle
White Caps new Nor The Beach,
.xnrur popuLAR "rULL-prEss" PACKAGE.
KINNEY TOBACCO CO.. New-York-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19

SPIRITS Of TURPENTTNE.
CHIEtssroy July ls-Turpsntine steady At 30c
SAVANNAH July lS-rurp pontiac dull At ~ &c
Nu.uINGToS July ls-iurpentne arm al 3Vc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il On land after JUNE ~ 1887.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

ANN UNITED STATES NAIL hOUTE
Leave esbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
and n " % , Tt,A
smoking and sleeping
Haven Corr % NGsy pssosas
sd SIC ne snd Washing
ton ma
Ss'ssss snns a. "a III, w.:S
sSS mo 'Ss r s$aS,! NJ
For Sre cags My s9 Head
n ss. .s.S $50 & R,Sar q p sSPsa'
rol Ga ~ Poa ss' sprS ShIsisRS.
and and SSrf9 aaa s a
.ps.y direct
P,:sur yS 80 Ina, ,SS s.sm .SS
ss i 49, s ss s sss III
e &c. ' &C. ' 7oo aS So 500 go
lfSS nss 500 srpa sS 49, Si'S SsS
FOR PHILADELPHIA
express Trains leave WORK via Desbrosses and Cor
esS %%,sd and ~, j. Ta; ;ss r%
s ss$ p" &C. cts sa az CON
? ~ sis.s small ~ !; sSS
sns sa aIS. % e?s M
n isS sFs c Lao! s asa s5 sss ss
aS 1i mo- is e asS ssS I'd
m s 0n sua NO iS0 % sas Ss ssS
Lave pPhiaaelphia via Camden. 900 and $50
s ss sss a.
and BoCs,n Anp , saGa f Tl 9. o
Ss Company will call for and check
basgase from hotels and residences n woon
SA General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19

Refined oil was unchanged at Ga cents per gallon
OIL CITY, Penn. July ls-crude OIL National Transit
opensd and closed at CO.. highest price,
OIL lowest price, COS Sales $4,000 barrels charters
90 2o6 barrels cIearances 100000 barrels shipments
barrels: runs. - barrels
PIrTsBuRG. Penn. July 15.-crude on-Naonai Transit
Certificates opened at 60 and closed at Co.'S highest price,
u n; lowe est price, co.,
BRADFORD, Penn, July ls.-Crude oii-Nationa Transit
orened at 60 and closed al sos highest price,
81 lowest price. COS Clrarances 10000 barrels
Trrr,yltly Penn July ls-Crude ol-Natonai Transit
opened and closed at co., highest price
81 lowest price, CO.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
JNO NEW HAVEN, 75c.
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-

NETWORK AND LONG bKANCH RAIL-
Ocean sYSIRF Point Psss an IS, Is
Trains leave Newly foot Cortlandt and Desbrosses s
7lo. '9:lo m; 1900 noon; $3.50 3alo $40 nimited eI-
press except Red Bank. Al0 600 p IN. Sundays 7'lo
VI From 10 foot 81 Loerys. T. BIS $3.50 .lll5 NJ 1880
a. and p M Sunday do not stop ocean Grove
RUP fns' BLoBGETT. j. R. woop, HIP BALDWIN
supt Gen. Pas. Agt p. r. r. q. PA G. r r. Of N. J.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
sav. ~ a. ce Is:,ss and 20 minute.
'- Detroit and Chicago $3.50 a m, 's:oS .s;lSpm
syr. cS. ssso Rochester Suspension Bridge Niagara
Falls 8i6, 800 a M, 900. sis ?; m
Sis No. ssnsere. cai:i Albany SiS ,i6 1885,
liSO 4 m, T. $500 .s:i6 ..
:7Is i zig fS s;s
Hamilton: London T 1855 s s:s sSs 81, NJ Toronto
Elegant sleeping car. for Buffalo, Narsr. FALL. cinoi.-
Saratoga Specials il3o a NJ. 34o p. m Drawing room
Lakes MohanS nd Milan wa,ka New.Paitn O. IL $50
IN, tl<o $40 p: m Drawing Room Cara TO Kingston on
SKs.,ori nSu.r m osanS Hotel Station and to pno
nicia $40. 300 ll30 M. sl,46 $40 p m, Drawngroom
sr.sil and Mountain HoussS $780, iiSO m. and s1i
Pssnviie Cairo and Mountain House station, sls 1is.
ii;so m. and s;ts p. m. trains.
o.h:s & s1o s,s sSud Saturday ''
tcL:i. M@esSiss parior slssgiDsesr sessm%o1s
:s: a'SSs$'Ss FRY s.;
ra,s rIsee and West shsrs ssations So' o. We;
SVasdsrsItAvS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
The PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
What ia now called moderately active business was done
In crude certificates yesterday but the total record wouo
have been puny in the pamy days OF oil specu
ton The traders who were bears at W cents on
tie stump OF last friday treated to advance to olS
cents or over cents above the lowest point OF the
year But the room pretty well cleared out anu
prices their late dull nd saEgng Tendency!
sIuatiop presents Bad news would uouD
less depress the market further but not nov
Whence The Fack well 10 proof OF tne goou
supply OF oil held In the Taylorstown part OF tho
Oc a. but the developments In that arecuon WI M
pools unless they pushed rapidly and wasteuly As ne
new lands under agreement by few large owners
this he AVOIDED and u the only one now
Tho late trading eiopeu an
easy closing quotation was about BACK 10 eat
urday's ngure. The market ended barely steay
The prices and the total dealings az the Cohso
dated Exchange were as follows;
'-''''''' al Final 60 y
Sal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
EALL RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTON.
NEWPORT FALL RIVER, AND EAST AMI

CHORE LINE, all Rail Route, for Boston.
= Newport and the Fast Express. leaves Grand Central
Fast Express At II p m daily Newport sIrress
IN. daily except Sunday. Palace Parlor Cars
pingC Carr o destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19

" STEAMERS KAATERsKILL AND CATsyILL
E Hsfls Fls %E q Z BAY s@@ $$ ITEM
Except that on sauraays Rst leaves NJ anu
cArskrL1 MouNrxI is'f 1S wy CONNECTS
L'0' houses ..f' H HS Rs' ffsa."reS c..t
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
FOOT OF Liberty STREET i'm So IsI1 RIVER
7'so Zoo p m sUNDXYsat 400 sA5. a. mi $50. 1900
leaving 100 7sS s.ss, isq 1900. 90 sso
iCG Es.iS9 Be ,nI Allentown
&: $S: Es%ss cSans
cn % s E.n
wikesharre scranton Tamaqua shamokin sunoury Ls"@
40 D M FOR Easron Bethlehem Allentown ETC c,,,x
wfssSarrs Reading Harrisburg etc On sundays at'so
go 20 s 49, 'so i sunasy, q" 500 M NV 100
Bank Long Branch. Ocean Grove Except sundars Poas
500 Ais H. 1880 43o M. for Lakewood. Toms River
s,,nsS elk vae e, sI nssss,0n
800 900 sig 80 1880 III, n iso 2;so 100
Perth s1NSa x6 sUyT nDgfS DIV
$50 90 T. h liz sSs' sea-
Bright Long Branch. &C. D,o' ~ ,,,,. u,.,,.ns,
a. m.
EseTo9 Ocean Grows spring
AT At $50 500 a. m. LOO sa5 p m. for Lakewood Toms
Xtso M, m. for vneand, BridgetOn. Beach Haven
DELAwARE, LACKAWANNA and I'VE VEST I :,
s[ ~ TINE r ExfshS
bsy S St
Water GAP sssa9sSn
for S se sna
scranton owsgo and Elmrs connects at scran
ton for Ptsts1 K1sS lna
~ R II" Daily Bunalo Limited E1pres. Tor stToad'9Hrg
sns Baao &S spi9ns 7O sleeping
~ Daily Buffalo, Utica and osw .sO, E1g1,.: for
soua.bnrs Sare uS %
o"sss SATURDAYS
Kichdeld springs. a. M daily except sundays . p IN
DALE Tcke p" o snS
at We.tcott Express odice, IN New.york and BROOKLYN
Fall GIyER LI ESTFR OBJ E BOSTON on
R.ax s.svdGn
and 1S fGeR EACH Lsayt
NewYOrk from Pier % told MOI n r., foot OF Murray''t
for rs R,, for
sis p M for Newport about 5:4s m. and Fan Rive,
E."s North whit.
SUNDAYS leave NswYors at $50 pm. for all poinsa Rs
By Amer Boat daily Brooklyn
ss 81 :seI I
Hotel 10 a.' Linz na' once Pier IS H.
y Newport and the Fast Express leaves Grand Contra
station At m Limited Express except snnday p N
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Ocean Cleaners.

CUION LINE. sre.xrn.
~ IoR oIjEENSTOwN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leave per ~ Y. =. 1oot d Alnf.st
.,,sv. .Tu,,tx July 10. $3.50 2. n
n.,vnW, 81, Tuesday, July %. q n
"ptI1NA ..'.......... Tuesday. Aug. !. $50 D. n
TUESDAY. hug o.ooA M
NrVA uA ... .....-...... Tuesday. AuS. l6 $50 m
an lpsEt tji''uiS - pjhubL LII
,,lst Az iss,rtts ~
'er no A " uSDERH!LL& Co. % Broadway. N. Y.
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NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYDSS:CO.
srwYosRKo s s6J EHGTs TS Eo HSS BREMEN
s'e" e FAST EXPRESS 81 srEAM Nj "''t'n.
f III; w. .iSo al sSIil s.l III to
eisii f Go sa:Sa
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
LINES Fon GALIF2HH,A SAPAE GHINA CEN
From SSsr AH Pier too,ei canis Mr.
Gs;a Fsnci,:o va the I.thm% ",S Of p p,na%n
SaHr WSTS;SA{ In 'I %If II noon
SAY rnsosclsco
From san FE os ,as as! .a ist ss'aa'as
Or ~: s.'aS, July ssss%
Sa'a ;'f Oh {1iitI ssn.r,n,.na.0,
RED srA sSn Inv 1s4xrnr AND rA.r.
sailing n.n N'w.l oh and Antwerp weekly
.1a To ss' sso e
s'ssisfs very Ss s1s1 Ar ss Broadway
VNHE u. >. AND BRAZIL MAIL So. co.
r, american passenger line: p...,,.u..
Baa an and Ro s scunscns SANTOS
Bnenos Aires Rosario aud port, in Southern Brazil
From Ssspc5t New. "a; sasarday. Jaiy 30 q.
w G HtS GsfTsS sT1 ASD
So. isG;::is
From White Star Dock. foot Of West l0tn.st
RATEs-saloon, 500. $50 and slOo Return tickets on
favorable terms Seerago tho Old Country $50
second cabin passengers carried on these steamers rate
s35 excursion. $685. For inspection OF plans other In
Ncw-York. j. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent
SPECIAL NOTICE
Tho White star Line steamship Arabic sailing Saturday
August TO Liverpool Direct will carry second cabin and
passengers Ouly The whole secommO
dstons will he given TO the cabin
&33 Apply &C the coupany's Offices Al broadway
J. BRUCE I5MAY, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19

nUDsON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
ri nav fine eteamero

HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
/. nj Dsy Line steemere ..~~.
NETWORK and ALBANY or C. vIBDAhni
Daily (except sundeysh .na.-
Law Broeklyn. Fuitenst (by Annex)
New.York, ysstfyst pier "a M
For ALBANY. Iasding ct Yolkera. West Point Nswoure
Rhuebeck, Catsktu and HUDSON hesofnHs
leave Albany $50 q m -
aps BAND attached to each boat
CONNECTIONS; -
RUINEBECK Thy ferryl with special train on lussoE
Del r. r. for the resorts of the Catskiu Mountnmn
CITSRIIL With special train on tho Catssu y n -
HupsoN With Boston Albany X r for Chatham Fitss-
ne %di,H8ScNy. with N. r CENTRAL 4 H. r. r. r. icr
Utica Buffalo NIAGARA FALLS, the WcsL CIt "a
Hestou Albany r II. for Boston d. e. e. ana 20
RAILROAD fo Montreal and the North and 81
TO AN u FROM "a RATOGA. The New.Ycrk lisnsss ""
win check baggage from hotels ADD residence.
TOR HUDSON AND COXSACKIE:
Steamer Haatcrskil leaves Tuesdays ana
at p 10; saturdays at Steamer Walter 6ro''A'
D pier foot OF yav.st, N. X. x-.a.v.
steamer McManus Mondays, wednesday, anu Is'uHys
per foot OF Frankn.st at 6p M Boats connec' WIZ"
Boston and Albany H. r
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after JUNE 81. 1881
n
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NORTHERN RAILROADOF NEW JERSEY
IN Trans leave from Chambersst station for Englewood
Tsnaay CIcser sparl and Eyscko Peg SSo az s S2S
1880 IL midnighs sundays 7lo $50 an nj and
b:3O 7lO $50 M. 46o $50 p. C3o p. M. saturdays
only. sundayA $50 q m- p. m.
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CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
" STEAMERS KAATERsKILL AND CATSRILA
Leave Pier 33, ". r., foot OF yav-st.
EVERY WEEK DAY AT p. NJ.
Except Saturdays Kaatersk leaves AZ r. M ann
' 49, - Brett at O.
CATsKILL MOUNTAIN AND CAIRO r. X C0NNEcis'
Iistof houses rates 40, at pier. mailed free ~
W. J. HUGHES. Treasurer Catskil, NJ Y
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NEW.JERSEY SOUTHERN DIV.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
For LONG BRANCH. OCEA y GROVE, 80.

From PiERs n. n.
At<3o 500. 200 liioo M; 100. 3D. ~ $50 p N
40 200 m @t5 4.s0 $50 for Atlantic High lands
AtSOO 800 HOO A. M. 100. 345. 4:30 $50 p N 10
Eiberon Asbury Park Ocean Grove Ocean Beach, sprin
Lake PIT Pleasant 60. . r..
At $50 500 M. 100. s45 p. m. for Lakewood ION
Attso a. m, p M for vineland Bridgeon Beach Have
nd City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19

"Cty Of Worcester city Of Boston" and City
of Lawrence 90 North River foot Of Watts &C..
next pier above Desbrossesst feryl daily Sundays
cepted up Tickets and staterocms secured at 207.
2s1 397 I57 s57 Broadway 10 and ~ Greenwicht.
1853 Bowery. Astor House. Windsor and Cosmopolitan
hotels s3s Fultonst, Brooklyn at Pier 90 North River
amt steamera
O. w BRADY Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19

DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE.
ID Charming loca ton on the Delaware Heaithul nome
like, thorough and Christian Superior tacines ~ IL
and art Manners morals and health carefully gusrdod no
cafaioeues aldress REV. VIM. G. BOWEN. A. Me-,
N~'~Ns~ President. BordentowD, n. ].
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-10
10 ERE TX TIE MILi..

''Y"u"g Peter" M"0i-Innd of Waco
Eu;.,- >u.tr" Hr-a,k Ills Father, VIII.
~.'rcii t. Cne raze
WACO, TN, Jan. 8 Peter McClel4nd
died three anon ago, the second richest
Ua' in Waco. IL uwued b OK after
rlu, k of business hua>e., residences, l.
II ,r.v,d Io's, Uated States bond,
ak TEX ard .s>n In mon my
r.utsl f ON he %. i,tm Is brings in M in
e III f owe. s. 90 pr noLth TT,
irlr~ /" this Vas, p "p " ",rt wIie,
=et, anu ne -, ma t1iry-thrcr
' airs old, Pete, jnDi"r. Inst All Of
ivlhin- tnr Property be vteu b, $ Two,
re Old man left the eLtlr- estate III III,
91n. w" trustees, j E Gil1rrI,
,anker, an Wilt" pr,I,rr, II Jaw
~ ~ tn terms If tn vii h,
to h' ii II in trust fur The
rm uf twenty -ive years, paving ia,
willow n all annuity # $500. Zach.
+ lucum uf he estate j. L. b ~ Ii
led a. a." buiId up aud iD,r Hse th-
v'.lnr al the estate. A. the end of
IN rt'r ( n ntury the thu re+s are ~
urn 'ver he pr pei y ~ II wld Nv AID
he son, If they One trustee ne ievr the
3II Will maEsg'' ne pr perry wisely ana
r-cT' tth. ne rus;r' are M required
" give bnD"; lh'y ave absolute control
{ the pro ,.rtS y ung Peter" as the
IN j. familIa Y known b lie, has enter, d
suit in the district cuur: to br, SIX
ne will. H. all yes IN his PETITION tina,
ne is meuIal CapacHat, Il Ia manage mis-
rop-rly; That mis- habit> arc good. his
zeal h $ II Il, snd s.ls fDrtn, IN # ct,
hat j. dcce4srn ia her was of uns ,und
mind aud under improper infu, noes when
ee will WIS m,d.. The people Etre
wondered very much at the disposition
uade of tn" ->r lie, aud most of III, m
~, N 10 'hink that young McCl, Hand Was
very III jus ly r ~ d,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-10
AN ADJUSTMENT.
The Anthracite Coal Di-Tric. Workers
''rganiz rs Knigh's of labor

Tn. Anthracite Coal Dt.rricr Workers
''rga"iz rs Kntgh's of tabor
HAZELrU>. Pa, Jan. 9.-rh- miner
srh b'rers at Su0-Divi-Inn M |. of
his rict \, Sen ' No 1876, presenting
100 600 miuers, n'pl, YES # the apthra-
ii + coal II lis, which opened IN cnnve =
ion here last TnesfSy, concluded irs
pruc+eni"gS y-s'er nv The princlpa
work. t III body was the form tlon #
at lnCal sS>rm1li,s . der ne h ad with
p. X. Brnhar # Girardville, H. Me-
'I"ve, of Beaver MrrGu", aud john ].
NJ chan of ORION, as ma r
""rkm"n, SECRETARY and treasurer
Yep ctvrly. rh- result of the
cow ntiOn will be source
# most harmo v, as II will strerg ntm
he miners Ia cir nql"n IL K igl ; f
Labor. The m4intarn4nce f existing
Gistric =, H. rock Oh which it wa f-trt q
he ASSEMBLY would Srlu, rs be- Il
aY 't"td aud the matter - jnsted by renr.
"a" Zing existing dis RIGS am local M
srmhll-s Thus gives h. fullest "a lsfac.
iona tn K ign We're III IRE tnan sat.
l. f with the work performed II Was
Resolved 10 pr 5 cute one of the Coal
"perstOrs betnr the courts If Lpzerne
county for viola ion I the mine IaAs, in
order to test the constiLutlonality of the
Jaw.